Articles tagged as Food-for-all

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  Food For All Distributes Over 5,000 Meals a Day Amid Second UK Lockdown

  In these tough times, devotee-run charity Food For All is distributing 5,000 packaged prasadam meals a day in London, and about 200 daily each from fourteen other small centers around the country.

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  Food For All UK Distributing 4,100 Meals Daily, Expects to Increase to 20,000

  With the UK now about to go into its fourth week of lockdown, people who would be struggling from one week to the next during normal times are now running out of money. Many are also sick or completely isolated in their homes without any family members. In this environment, more and more community groups are calling for free meals to help those in need. 

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  Food For All Serves Free Prasad Meals to Homeless During UK Lockdown

  Hare Krishna charity Food for All has been given government approval to serve free vegetarian meals to London’s homeless people during the UK’s Coronavirus lockdown.

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  Food For All Opens ‘Pay As You Can’ Café in Watford, UK

  Food For All took it over two years ago. “I began giving out free meals every Monday, and it became very popular,” says Parasurama. “130 homeless people came the first time. 

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  Movie Stuntman Finds Joy in Krishna Consciousness

  It seemed like Jason La Shard was living the dream. Born in Quebec, Canada to Kashubian parents (a Slavic ethnic region in Northern Poland), his incredible physical stature – 7 foot 1 with size 20 shoes – set up his destiny early on.

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  Devotees to Feed 3,000 London Refugees, Homeless and Students Daily

  Charity organization Food For All, run by Parasurama Das and other ISKCON devotees, is set to move out of its previous home at Bhaktivedanta Manor and into two purpose-built kitchens in London. The move will see Food For All triple its prasadam distribution.

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  Devotees Chant, Serve Prasad at UK Anti-Nuclear Rally

  Around fifteen ISKCON devotees brought the sound of the Hare Krishna maha-mantra and the taste of sanctified vegetarian food to a huge anti-nuclear march in London on February 27^th. Thousands of campaigners gathered from all over the world to protest the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons program. The money, they said, should be spent on education and the National Health Service instead.

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  European Prasadam Distributors Feed Refugees, Parliament, Youth

  Members of the ISKCON devotee-run charity Food For All UK partnered with local devotees in Paris and Brussels to feed sanctified vegetarian meals to Syrian refugees, parliament members, and thousands of young people across three events in late September.